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60 HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLEMENT IMS Heat Pumps installations simply work


When making the decision to install a heat pump, choosing the right installation company to design, supply, install, commission and maintain your heat pump system can feel like a minefield. You need to feel confident that the company you hire will design and install the right bespoke, low carbon heating system for your home, providing you with a warm


home and all the hot water you need. IMS Heat Pumps are MCS Accredited and TrustMark Approved, with offices in Perth and Sheffield. They’ve been designing and installing domestic heat pumps for over 20 years. Their highly experienced team of skilled, in-house installers and designers create bespoke systems, designed for the individual needs of the customer.


0114 327 0100 www.imsheatpumps.co.uk Cast iron certainty from Stelrad...


The latest addition to the Stelrad Radiator Group portfolio is the new Cast Iron Column range. These radiators are floor standing with in-built feet for extra stability as they are significantly heavier than their steel counter- parts. They are available in two heights and a wide variety of widths – a total of twenty sizes available. And as you would expect, they come


with a cast iron ten-year warranty. The arrival of this new range confirms Stelrad's position as a one stop shop for all things radiators and it's delighted with the early response to the new range. To find out more about Stelrad’s new Cast Iron Column radiators, please visit the website.


0800 876 6813 www.stelrad.com Introducing Profix®


The UK has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. With 32 per cent of UK carbon emissions produced by heating buildings, low carbon / low temperature heating systems will be key to achieving this commitment.


Profix® thin screed warm-water underfloor heating systems, powered by an air source heat pump (ASHP), are capable of delivering high heat outputs even at low water temperatures. With build-ups starting from just 15mm, a ‘future-proofed’ thin floor heating solution is now achievable for both new build and retrofit projects.


01923 725180 www.profixpanel.co.uk Celebrating 2021 trading success


Solution Fires closes 2021 on an impressive trading high. The manufacturer who retails throughout the UK and Ireland via specialist fires retailers, benefitted from a substantial sales uplift of 58% in 2021. Solution Fires has now set an ambitious new target for 2022, and the company is aiming to achieve a further


30% hike in turnover over the course of the year. Andy Hitchman, Managing Director at Solution Fires explains: “Our new product develop- ment and dedicated focus on the customer experience have put us in a very strong position, and as such we are in a great position to plan for further expansion next year.”


01462 813138 solutionfires.co.uk


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